Tell us what you re most afraid of what happens in your dorm?

These behaviors are the most common in dormitories, and they are also the most annoying. You said that everyone lives together, and if you are not feeling well, I will help you, but if you are fine, let me help you bring it, the key is not to give money in time, and always wait several times before giving it.

People who often borrow other people's things. Some students are used to the help of others and the use of other people's things, and many things are not prepared by themselves. If you use it once or twice once in a while, it is estimated that everyone will not have much opinion, but it is not for a long time, as long as you use it, you will borrow someone else's.

This kind of behavior is disgusting.

I have one in my dormitory, and some time ago I always played ** in the middle of the night, or played games, which caused me to fall into the root of sleep difficulties. I have a lot of opinions, but I can't talk about her. But then I saw her friendly side and learned that she just forgot that time was out of control, not aimed at herself, and gradually stopped caring.

Male dormitories are more common, but female dormitories also have them, such as tables and beds are placed indiscriminately, shoes are littered with smell, washbasins are stained with tooth brushing foam, they don't pay attention to their own tidiness, garbage is piled up in the corner of the dormitory for too long, and they are not active in cleaning or dormitory decoration every time.

I'm sure you've encountered this, it's midnight in the dormitory, and others are about to rest, so she starts to act. At this time, I silently put on my headphones and enjoyed the baptism of English listening. I would also like to thank you for letting me study in my dreams and successfully pass the fourth or sixth level.

It is not uncommon to find laundry detergent and cosmetics being used, and it is not wrong for roommates to share with each other, but it is not unrestrained, and you should say hello in advance. If you run out of lipstick and powder without realizing it? What would you think?

Shampoo, shower gel, and some cosmetics for girls and other daily necessities, it is not strange to borrow them when you run out of them, but it is inevitable that others will hate others when they use them for a long time!

It's really extremely speechless to meet this kind of roommate, it's almost impossible for you to ask him to pay, and how much you use his stuff he will remember tightly, and chase you back. Sometimes you don't even miss a piece of toilet paper.

In fact, the reason for this phenomenon is very simple, the enrollment expansion is too fast, and the dormitory resources cannot keep up with the growth rate of enrollment. According to public data, the number of graduate students in China has surged 15 times in 23 years.

The public is more concerned about whether this will become the norm. It seems to be possible at this stage. It is unlikely that the expansion of university facilities will be carried out year by year, but the expansion of enrollment is increasing almost every year, and this resource strain is likely to increase in the future.

For this situation, many students may not be able to adapt to it. After all, it is almost common sense to study and live in a dormitory, and it is difficult for many students to accept the reality that they have to rent a house by themselves during school. Moreover, the affordable accommodation fee itself is also an attraction for further education, and if the accommodation cost is too high, people's desire to study may be greatly reduced.

But people should be prepared for this. We have been living in the context of "expanding enrollment every year", and perhaps forgetting that all this has a cost, and the shortage of dormitories is actually one of the costs. When the expansion reaches a certain scale, the dormitory cannot be carried and students can only choose to rent, and the cost of studying will increase sharply, which will slow down the speed of enrollment expansion, which is itself a sample of "market regulation".

Of course, even if there is a reason for this phenomenon, it does not mean that people should let it go. After all, the total number of graduate students in China is not sufficient, and there is still a need to expand the number of highly educated people. For example, among the newly employed population, about 15% of the United States has a graduate degree, and less than 1% in China.

On the whole, the number of registered graduate students per 1,000 people in China is about 1,000 people, and the number of graduate students in developed countries such as the United States is about 9. These data show that the expansion of graduate student enrollment still has continued significance, and this important significance cannot be denied because of the shortage of dormitories.

For colleges and universities, the first thing should be clear is to make the information clear and give sufficient reminders to students. For example, a 2022 master's student at Hunan University said that the news that the dormitory needed to apply was not known at the beginning, but was only told on August 9, and it was not mentioned in the enrollment process. Although this is a one-sided statement, the school should understand that the cost of accommodation is not a trivial matter for students, and they should fulfill the obligation to fully inform.

In addition, even if the dormitory problem cannot be solved, the school can try to bring in social forces to help students as much as possible in the form of subsidies or scholarships. Of course, schools alone may not be enough to achieve subsidies, and a higher level of financial support is required. Now that the problem has arisen, the relevant departments may wish to study in depth and provide more feasible solutions.

The shortage of dormitories is actually a kind of "growing pain", which is the inevitable result of the expansion of graduate students. Most of China's colleges and universities are public universities, and the society has expectations for them for public welfare, so how to solve this problem from the perspective of public welfare is a must-answer question in front of universities. Therefore, it is hoped that the problem of dormitory tension can be effectively alleviated in the future, and every student who is interested in studying can be treated well.

It's no wonder that in this society that looks at diplomas, students want to have a high degree of education, so they want to expand their enrollment, but it is not so easy to build a dormitory.